🌵 Galápagos (05401) Arid Terrarium Clings: Ideal 11.125in x 36in Décor for 30 gal Tank Review

Excellent. Instead of a terrarium, I used it as a backdrop for my 10 gallon tank. This is a very light color as it is a static clinging background. Tip: Wet the area where you will stick the background to make it easier to remove air bubbles. In a terrarium this doesn't matter, but in a water-filled aquarium, air bubbles that have not been removed show up as black dots.

Very disappointed as I bought 3 of these for my kites and they are all stuck to the packaging and I had to cut open the packaging to remove them She. But even that didn't help because when I took it off it ruined the photo. Putting that sticky photo in a plastic container is a bad idea. I will not buy these again. The 3/3 breakdown is a pretty well learned lesson. Too bad, the photos are very nice.

I wanted a background for my 40 gallon tank because my bearded baby dragon Daenerys kept attacking his reflection. The 36 inch length was fine for my 40 gallon tank but I mainly wanted it to be for the sides of the tank and the height was only 3 inches to go all the way up. Just measure it and trim for the sides if you like, spray water on the outside of your tank and attach to your tank. Although the background is nice

Our turtle now spends a lot of time looking at the trees and mountains through the back window of her terrarium in this background photo. This is a very nice, clear photo on a durable plastic material, totally waterproof. I was very surprised what I got for such a small investment. I cut it to size as directed, sprayed it with water and attached it to the back pane of the terrarium. I taped four corners to ensure a better grip. Very nice for the price!

Very pretty and looks great! I will say that the installation took some time, 20-30 minutes. As it comes rolled up and the material is very thick and durable I decided to flatten it under the books first. I didn't want it to curl up on me during use. It helped a lot! Once it was fairly flat I trim it and prepare an empty tank. Be sure to clean the glass with Windex and have a bottle of soapy water handy. When you're ready to wet the back of the tank with soapy water, make sure it's wet enough…